Our Lady of the Lake Seminary - Spire Yearbook (Syracuse, IN)

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-lu Seated: E. Ramesh, J. Bizjack, D. Suelzer, T. Bickel, W. Spranger T. Fox, R. Rose, Rev. C. Herman, O.S.C. Standing: E. Cyr, J. Voss, K. Hosey, W. Lower. A postleshi p of Prayer Behold this Heart which has loved man so much. God disclosed His all-loving Heart to Saint Margaret Mary and placed on her shoulder the tremendous responsibility of propa- gating a devotion to His Most Sacred Heart. 'Here in this Seminary we try to fulfill our re- sponsibility to the Heart which has loved us so much by our participation in the activities sponsored by the Apostleship of Prayer. 'The unique feature of this pious association is that all its activities are on the spiritual plane. Uinder the inspira'ion and guidance of the Rever- end J. Cletus Hermann, O:.S.C., the promoters have enlisted the entire student body as third degree Apostles, which means that every day, each week, a group of them receive Holy Com- munion in reparation for sins committed against Our Lord in the Holy Eucharist. In addition to this, Father Director and the Promoters meet monthly to discuss the intention of the month. Holy Hours are conducted in honor of the Sacred Heart on the First Fridays. 'The Lady of the .Lake Seminary Chapter, in order to make this year a. real Holy Year, has also promised to offer a daily rosary and one extra ,Holy Communion of Reparation for the general and particular intentions of Pope Pius XII. Page 40

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J the Virgin General Meeting Committee keeps the students posted on all Sodality activities by means of posters and bulletins. Through these five committees and the co-operation of the other Socialists both the spirit- ual and the social life of the seminarian is amplified. On the spiritual side he recites Ves- pers from the Little Office of the Blessed Virgin on every other Slunday and joins in the No- venas and many other devotions sponsored by the Sodality. To create a social atmosphere a meeting is held once a month to consider various problems in student government and school life, and numerous recreational activities such as wiener roasts, tournaments, skating parties, and plays are held. Whether at prayer or at play the Sodallst offers everything-Ad .Iesum per Marianl. ublicity Committee: D, Winandy, T. Gorman. W. Martin, Blessed Virgin Committee: J. Sedlak, J. Holechko W Chairmang H. Snider, F. Tartaglia, D, Keefer, L. Heeg. Lower, J. Schultz, Chairmang W. Fink. YF!!

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Rev. F. Biwer, 0.S.C., Moderatorg T. 0'Connor, R. Schott, R. Wilhelm, R. Goodrum, D. Keefer, J. Holechko, J. Voss, N. Howe, F. Tatarek, C. DeVliegher, H. Govert. Catholic Students Mission Crusade The student realizes that the task of the conversion of the 1,5-00,000,000 souls is over- whelmingg and therefore, understands that the Drimary purpose of the Catholic mission work is not the conversion of all the souls outside the Church, but rather the establishment of the Church as a visible body in every part of the known world. He studies, therefore, the diffi- culties that most hinder the Missionary in his supreme task of establishing the Church so that when the day comes when he finds himself traversing the missionary trails, whether it be in the frozen zones of the north, or paths of the far east, he will have knowing that God alone gives the growth. We take up with pleasure the Save, Pray! iO1ur w0rk consists in the studying of the missionary field acquainting ourselves with as many missionaries, either in person or by their particular problem, 'T'o Save , We deny from others and give it all freely and joyfully Pray , we set aside one day each week as a individual sacrifices, hours of study and our motto of the Catholic Students Mission the torrid 'zones of the ,African jungles, or the caravans' bolstered and fortified himself well with prayer and sacrifice Crusade: Work, of the Church and mail, and studying ourselves the superfluous and collect funds to the Home and Foreign Missionariesgg To special prayer day for the Missions, offer our good works in behalf of those now laboring in the mission fields. We also have special prayers which we offer each day during our morn- ing prayer so that we may be ever and always mindful of God's choiced friends, among whom we hope one day to be numbered. Page 41